SWEDISH DISCLOSURES.

Hokitika Guardian, 18 September 1917, Page 3

SWEDISH DISCLOSURES.

LUXE ERG HAS LEFT. BUENOS, AYRES September 17. It is reported that Luxburg has left Argentine. THE MEXICAN COXSUL. Dj'y at noon.) AIEXICO CITY, September 17, The Swedish Charge, Endenberg, «•»- clares he never receicer instructions to transmit German messages. Crownholm is unreachable, and Andenberg professes ignorance ofl 'his whereabouts. ' ' SWEDISH FEELING. (Reuter 1 a Telegrams.l Htoc-ived Tbic D"v el 19.25 p.m ) STOCKHOLM, September L. A great meeting of socialists and [Liberals, respectvely presided over by Branting and Professor Eden, passed resolutions strongly protesting against the Conservative Governments conduct in the Luxburg affair, and emphasising the determination of the Swedish people to maintain a strict neutrality The Socialists demand a change of Government GERMANY'o NOTE. r 4T'rtrat,tan Sr N.z. cabi.V, association Received this day at, 2.3 d p.m.O |

STOCKHOLM, September 17. Germany has sent a Note expressing regret at the disagreeable issues raised t through the Swedish Foreign omce transmitting telegrams from Buenos Ayres ; also expressing regret that suoh telegrams were sent. She points out that the Swedish Government did not known th© ooflt©ntw. The German Government has not instructed- all representatives in foreign countries to refuse any at <T pt *° force them to reveal the Sweden contents of code telegrams they may trans-